Dog Car Seat for Medium/Large Dogs up to 60 lbs, Memory Foam Dog Booster Seat
$134.98
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Dog Car Seat for Medium/Large Dogs up to 60 lbs, Memory Foam Dog Booster Seat
$134.98
About This
- DESIGNED FOR MEDIUM TO LARGE DOGS: Spacious booster seat accommodates dogs weighing up to 60 pounds, providing a comfortable and secure travel solution for your pet
- MEMORY FOAM COMFORT: Premium memory foam cushioning conforms to your dog's body shape, ensuring maximum comfort during short trips and long road journeys
- ELEVATED VIEWING POSITION: Booster design lifts your dog higher in the vehicle, allowing them to see out the window and reducing anxiety during car rides
- SECURE INSTALLATION: Features adjustable straps and clips that attach firmly to vehicle seats, keeping the booster stable and your pet safe while driving
- EASY TO CLEAN: Removable, washable cover makes maintenance simple and helps keep your car interior fresh and free from pet hair and odors
Overview
- Color : Black
- Material : Polyester
- Brand : TOPOmerice
- Product Dimensions : 15"L x 13"W x 9"H
- Product Care Instructions : Machine Wash
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